No Stomach For Cancer Grant for Gastric Cancer Innovation, Education, and Opportunity

Purpose: Support innovative programs to improve stomach cancer understanding, detection, treatment options, survival rates, and quality of life for stomach cancer patients through direct funding of stomach cancer research and outreach programs.

Geographic Scope: Worldwide

Focus Areas:

• Gastric cancer research
• Stomach cancer detection and screening
• Treatment development
• Quality of life improvements
• Hereditary diffuse gastric cancer (HDGC) research
• CDH1 gene mutation research
• Cancer prevention and chemoprevention
• Patient guidelines and education materials
• Clinical databases and tools

Past Grant Recipients Include:

• Dr. Parry Guilford, University of Otago (multiple grants for HDGC chemoprevention)
• MD Anderson Cancer Center (surgical database and support tools)
• NCCN Foundation (patient guidelines in multiple languages)
• Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (immunotherapy enhancement)
• Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (blood biomarker research)
• Institute of Molecular Pathology and Immunology, University of Porto (gene mutation analysis)
• University of British Columbia (CDH1 mutation research)
• University of California, Davis (gastric cancer gene identification)

Recent Funding Amounts: Grants ranging from $2,300 to $89,000 (based on historical data)

Notification Method: Subscribe to email list to be informed of research funding opportunities

Application Process

Notification: Interested researchers should join the NSFC email list to be informed of research funding opportunities and application deadlines.

To Stay Informed:

• Sign up for NSFC newsletter
• Text "NOSTOMACH4CANCER" to 22828 to join email list

Detailed application procedures and requirements are not provided in the publicly available website content. Researchers are encouraged to contact NSFC directly for specific application guidelines.